I have finally decided on my trading system.Timeframe: Day-tradeIndicators: Pivots, Moving Averages: 16,50,100,200,550, VWAP, RSI, MACD, TICK, & TRIN.I like to look at the Charts in many different timeframes to get a sense for overall trend. The main timeframe for very short term daytrading is the one-minute 'tick' view.I like to look at my charts and wait for the indicators to all line up for a good entry. Pivots often make the best entries.Paramount to my strategy is Moving Averages. Depending on my risk assessment of the conditions I rely on the 50-200 MA to determine trend & for entries and exits. It is so simple. If price is going down, it will be below the 50-200 MA. If price is going up, it will be above the 50-200MA. I have been watching this for a while and notice that when price crosses the 50 1min MA, velocity often get's a little boost on the cross. I believe this is because many algorithmic trading systems are using this exact system. I like using the 1 minute 50sma (3min 16MA), as a cut off point once a move get's going in the right direction, however the entry is often the hardest part and sometimes If I determine it to be choppy, I will give price a little more breathing room to play out. If you do not get simply stopped out for a small loss and begin to ride price into some profit cushion the Moving Averages come into play by simply sliding your stop loss down them. This is a great technique because it can often keep you in the trade for the majority of the move rather than simply taking a quick scalp for meager profits and missing the bulk of the move.

An Example of the chart I look at for Daytrading ES Futures

I hope that this helps. There is no holy grail trading system but by incorporating various indicators along with a healthy dash of market intuition: Profits can be extracted from the market every single day!